03 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
1
A report details a Tonopah gathering of Hoosier automobile tourists planned for next month. The event at Harry Petitte’s offices includes a meeting of the Tonopal auto motile club with members and officers to discuss bylaws, road conditions, and organizational revival, featuring several named local figures and committees.
Local members of the order petition the Grand Lodge for authority to establish a lodge in Ely. About 200 members in the district support the effort. A delegate, Lodge President W. Coleman, is expected to present the petition at an upcoming Grand Lodge meeting.
Kutekau of Consolidated Auto made a record Oakland to Tonopah run in a new Pope car. He left Oakland yesterday morning and arrived in Tonopah about 8 o clock this morning after a 24 hour trip. An hour stop was made at Mind Kulzkan before resuming southbound. Monks accompanied Kutekau on the trip. The car will enter service for Consolidated Auto Company.
Nye county board of county commissioners will visit Goldfield this afternoon to confer with the guarding board on selecting a surveyor for the road bond project. The conference will be held in Goldfield, with commissioners John Miller, Sol Summetinia, and Fred in attendance. A later stop in Tonopah is planned, while a Nye county official caravan will travel the Ky road to assess needed repairs. The road is in poor condition in a troubled stretch and repairs are expected to be undertaken at the county’s expense.
Neville Martin, a wagon driver, was taken into custody by Deputy Constable Ed Weteh near a ditch by the Big Casino after allegedly crawling into a ditch and saying he slept in a grave. The incident involved a dispute at Elko County and notes about local workers and officials. Relatives are expected to arrive in Tonopah soon. June 1. Ban Francisco.
Four members of the parliament were informed that Japan cannot take legal action against the California alien land law before it goes into effect. Negotiations with Washington will continue. Professor Bulehive of Kyoto is to be sent to America by month’s end to study conditions.
A grasshopper swarm four parts across the country prompts entomology officials to investigate Texas gardens and crops. Reports of widespread damage appear exaggerated as the invasion moves north from Kansas and Missouri with limited wheat impact.
Kivetion of officers was held by Missalh lodge No Knights of Pythian at the recitat Weekly meeting held at the Odd Katy laws all. Following the election the new officers reported lodge affairs for the ensuing term. Officers named include chancellor commander OW. G Brotiger and others. installation scheduled for July 7. Memorial services are to be held June 15, the third Sunday of the month.
Angelo Genevare surrendered today on murder charges after returning from Reno. He claimed unwritten law as motive for shooting his wife, who was found with another man February 1. The case centers on a fatal shooting and the ensuing legal action.
The Nevada Cinnabar company plans extensive development at Ione this summer installing a five ton furnace and preparing over 100 tons of material. A five ton Pierce Arrow truck will service the camp, with superintendent A J Greer arriving to map January plans. The firm aims to improve the road for freight and may propose county road work. The project will mark the second furnace at Ione, envisioned as a premier Nye county camp this summer.
Senator Simmons after talks with President Wilson said the tariff bill may favor free lists for wheat flour and cattle. The conference debated finishing products versus earlier smut and smutless lines, with the president holding a contrary view to the subcommittee.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century style reflection on wedding planning and advice columns. The text mocks the flood of wedding ads and promotional tips, urging readers to decide and ignore overwhelming guidance. It notes the allure of a bonanza and cautions against letting ads steal pleasure.
Brown and Cole arrive with Frenchy Viuw trill in their new Cave car to take over the ranch recently purchased from TR Alfred. They plan cattle operations and a day of ranch activities as they move to Kaugle ranet and begin extensive work on the property.
Highest temperature yesterday reached 14 units and a low of 62 units overnight.
President Wilvan pardoned Theodore Karan of Klimiet New York, centered in Omaha Nebraska, to four months in jail and a $100 fine for alleged mispayment related to selling stock of a company promoting an invention. The pardon follows questions about the invention's viability and success.
A fragment describes the miner’s inch as a unit of water flow, defined by a one-inch square opening in a bank two telews thick, with about 0 1/2 inch head. It equates to roughly 1 gable per minute and mentions a meeting in Ogden with George Wingfield of Nevada receiving a Whitmer individual honor.
Herman Zadigle, North Star president, opposes a plan to merge North Star with Mon Tina and Midway properties. He claims insiders have not presented a formal proposal and says stockholders should reap future benefits rather than reduced holdings. Zadigle vows to fight any merger that harms North Star’s interests.
Report from June describes two men claiming all municipal offices in Denver. The old administration challenges the legality of newly elected officials, while deputies refuse warrants and the council delays action amid political tension.
Washington June 4 A Senate inquiry heard senators deny knowledge of a lobby effort connected to Wilson. Witnesses claimed they had been approached only by interested citizens. Names mentioned include Metzen, Hlinabam, Fletcher, Fall, Penrose, Grow, and Lippitt.
Reported in Chicago and Milwaukee as an angry spectator threw a soda bottle hitting Umpire Johnstone on the head. The incident followed chaotic scenes at a game with crowd unrest and security concerns.
Reported fighting near Matamoros and Brownsville lasts about 46 minutes as federals clash with rebels near the electric plant area. Troop movements include 1800 under General Clancy pressing actions while Matamoros factions aid the beleaguered rebel force.
A French flyer from the Annugrated team BUC in France set a world altitude record today for an aircraft carrying pilot and passenger. The feat reached thirteen one tenth miles, surpassing the old record, with the craft flown by Jute and Pirtegon at ANBHO fet.
UNREADABLE OCR CONFUSION. REPORTS MENTION SEARCH FOR DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE FROM LABOR AND POST OFFICE DEPARTMENTS. JUN 2 TO JUN 4 DESCRIBE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE CONFERENCE OPENING WITH SECRETARY DAN TATER AND CAPTAIN WILLIAM RODGERS. GERMAN CRAFT DIES AT REMAO REGAINING REFLOATED STATUS. MIXED NAMES AND PLACES CLOUD THE STORY.
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